Question

Most ethnic minorities in China do not have separate _____ from the Han majority.

A. government

B. foods

C. clothing

D. traditions

(Gradpoint)

Answer 1

Most ethnic minorities in China do not have separate government

from the Han majority. So your answer is A. government

Answer 2

Most ethnic minorities in 'China' do not have separate government from the Han Majority.

Step-by-step explanation:

• The non-Han majority are called ethnic minorities in China. They are not recognized by the government of China. Only 55 groups have been given recognition.

• The population of China constitutes '8.49 percent' of the recognized ethnic groups.

• Economic and cultural changes have brought all the ethnic groups in China together.

• This enabled them to develop mutual relations, development, interdependence among themselves towards China's civilization.